Gonna go right to the fallacy list:
-Personal Incredulity:  This is more one that you use frequently.  You argue things that you have almost no personal experience or base knowledge on.  Nothing wrong with your personal choice towards alcohol, but you've blown the experience and negative health effects, towards certain people, so far out of proportion.  Same goes many other arguments that you have firm stances in.  You argue things with people who have a much more firm understanding in the subject (take the PC arguments you always start).
-Argument from Ignorance:  You assume that your opinion is fact because you have yet to proven wrong by anything that we have said to you.  Your entire arguments are based around your personal opinion being treated as fact, and differing opinions have to breach your own wall of ignorance before being treated as facts that are viable in the argument.
-Fallacy Fallacy:  Just because you tried to topple my specific analogies thrown at you, that doesn't make the point that I'm trying to convey objectively false, which you acknowledge in your most recent post.

Indeed. So why can't I criticize you cunts for drinking alcohol?

You shouldn't criticize someone for every time that they eat a slice of pizza.  You should criticize someone when they get fat from eating too much pizza, and it negatively impacts a huge part of their life.  It's cool if you don't personally like pizza, or can't find a way to balance it on top the rest of your life, but some people can.  Same goes with alcohol.

The three main arguments (eating, forum time, and job) were just 3 examples (that'd seem pretty relatable) of people who shoot themselves in the foot, knowingly, for their own (often times immediate) gratification.  You're not human if you never go through the process of making decisions based upon balancing pros and cons, hence justifying SOME PEOPLE'S decision to drink alcohol, because they can manage fine, where others cannot.

Also, why do your arguments always devolve to "...nope.  I win", followed by some way of justifying your attitude/argument, since other people do it?  It's in a "well they're always making fun of me, so why can't I?" kind of deal.  I think you have some personal issues to figure out.


Also this place is great and all, but tell me about all the good things Sep7agon has done for your mind, body, and spirit.  Tell me about all the things you've learned from sifting through shitposts about foxes, dicks, and dank memes, that couldn't possibly be spent somewhere more productive.

In britbongistan, they have Public School, and State School.
Wherein the US we call ours Public/Private, they just seem to refer to the Private sector as the Public Sector.

I think syntax-wise, it'd make the most sense to blend the two: private school is owned by private entities, and state school is the government-run session.

Only other thing in Murica that doesn't make much sense to everyone else is that College and University are essentially the same thing.  You go to college at the University of Massachusetts or Amherst College, or Massachusetts Institute of Technology, to get your Bachelors/Masters/Ph.D.

(Based on what you guys are saying) college to you is technical school to us, which, where I'm from, often overlaps high school, but not always.

In high school, Freshman-Senior years are also just called 9th-12th grade, and are normally written that way on official paperwork.
The only reason why I could possibly think they're not called years is because plenty of kids get held back, so they're not really considered years of schooling, but rather milestones.

Also, what's your definition of public school?

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Pretty sure Verby is the polar opposite of a software engineer.

Pretty sure Demise says something about being reincarnated, so Ganon is a different iteration of Demise, or so I think.

Depends on the type of fry.

That's just the lighting.  I'm installing ~9GB of hi-res textures right now, as well.

Also I've never fully gotten through New Vegas.  Played the hell out of 3, but I didn't find the Mojave environment very exciting, so I only got to a part where I met the shooter in a casino.  I'm ready to give it a second chance, though.  Any tips for a noob?

Quote from: Mr Whiteflame on February 13, 2015, 03:03:27 AM

Oh and I'm one of the best Halo players on the site, which is also nice.

In what aspect?

Playing for fun, obviously.

Damn, now you'll have to make an Outlook.com account for every alt you make  God save us all.

Doesn't it not have the timer?

1: *tip fedora* "M'ldady"
2: >sabotaging my reaction time with alcohol in the first place

It's one thing to take a classic franchise and re-invent it, build on it. And it's another to take the original and do totally new things and freshen it up (see Mighty No9 for example), but it's not exactly promising that they have chosen to use those awful graphics. That doesn't scream innovation or something new, but it does appeal to nostalgia, and trying to reboot or make a reinvented successor based of nostalgia can never end well

For just a few leaves, I think the graphics look great.
Also, platformers similar to Rare's old ones (Banjo Kazooie, DK64, etc...) are pretty rare (no pun intended) nowadays.  I'd say it has potential to revive a now-underrated subgenre more so than ride on some old fanboy nostalgia.

What's that, exactly?

Never heard of Gamnesia before, but according to them, former Rare members have reunited to make a successor to Banjo Kazooie, and here is their first teaser image:



Article here.